opus - Sep 2012 - opus-tools doesn't compile on x86-32 Linux

Hello!

Congratulations for getting Opus standardised!
When I read about it I had to try it out, but unfortunately
opus-tools did not compile on my 32bit Linux system because
of a Windows specific header file included by cpusupport.h.
The attached patch fixes this by using __get_cpuid() from
cpuid.h on !WIN32. I hope you'll find it useful.

Andreas
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On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 4:30 PM, Andreas Schlick <schlick at lavabit.com>
wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Congratulations for getting Opus standardised!
> When I read about it I had to try it out, but unfortunately
> opus-tools did not compile on my 32bit Linux system because
> of a Windows specific header file included by cpusupport.h.
> The attached patch fixes this by using __get_cpuid() from
> cpuid.h on !WIN32. I hope you'll find it useful.
Thanks ...  But what distribution / compiler is this?

The reason I didn't find this previously is because it only happens if
SSE is forced on in the compiler and it's compiling for x86 (which
isn't guaranteed to have sse) rather than x86_64 (which always has
sse).